Music Videodics Sold at Discount -- THE Journal

Music Videodics Sold at Discount

04/01/96

To celebrate its 10th anniversary, the University of Delaware Videodisc Music Series is being sold at a 10% discount. The product won a Gold CINDY Award in 1986 for Best Level I Videodisc of the Year. The four videodiscs contain full-color video recordings of 10 musical masterworks with high-quality stereo sound. For nine performances, there are analyzed scores that have been adapted for television display. Four works also include a color-coded formal analysis. Among the featured composers are Mozart, Haydn, Debussy, Brahms, Bach, Beethoven and Chopin, with performances by the University of Michigan Orchestra, Oberlin Conservatory, and The Metropolitan Opera, to name a few. The University of Delaware, Instructional Technology Center, Newark, DE, (302) 831-6405.

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